China Leather Industry: Towards Quality Optimization Mode

Because domestic and international demand has been growing well, China To curry leather The industry has already accounted for the main part of the world's semi finished leather and finished leather production.

According to the statistics of China Leather Association (CLIA), the total output value of leather industry reached US $46 billion 300 million between January 2011 and May, a significant increase of 26.9% per year. The total export value of leather, fur and leather products amounted to US $23 billion 100 million, an increase of 28.8% over last year.

China International leather exhibition covers the entire supply chain of the global leather industry: range from Raw hide And raw leather, semi made leather and made leather, chemical raw materials and dyestuff, tanning machinery to CAD/CAM system and software.

The exhibition, held in Pudong, Shanghai, has a history of 14 years and has established a good reputation. It has become an authoritative leather industry event in China. If you want to know the diversified needs of the Chinese market, meet with various major Chinese buyers, keep up with the latest development and innovation information, understand the latest business opportunities and cherish the annual opportunity to contact with the industry, this is a golden opportunity for domestic and foreign suppliers.

China International Leather Exhibition (ACLE) has long been a model for China's leather manufacturing industry. It seems to be no exception in 2011. As in the past few years, the trade atmosphere of the industry is equally prosperous and encouraging.

Nevertheless, the leather industry is still facing challenges. At present, the most important concern is the shortage of global raw materials.

At the same time, as the cost of leather products industry continues to rise, the traditional leather industry and Shoemaking Industry has an impact. Labour costs have also risen, which is said to have risen to 20-30%, and labour shortages have exacerbated the problem.

Although the current situation has not brought a significant crisis to the tanner, the subsequent influence can not be ignored.

Through the China International Leather Fair, tanneries can review their business processes and seek to increase productivity, improve production lines and look for future short and medium term industry trends.

All kinds of finished products: handbags, footwear, leather clothing and so on, have recorded a good sales level in the Chinese retail market, which has made up for the loss of market conditions in North America, Japan and Europe. At the same time, China's car and automobile industry (2011 market forecast will produce 10 million new cars and cars) has great demand for leather interior materials. {page_break}

For example, "big brands" such as LV and Coach have made outstanding performances in China's retail market, which has brought pressure on the new domestic brands to the high-end products market. It takes time to achieve a brand, but any company wishing to develop this field must provide high quality products from the very beginning.

All these drive Chinese tanneries to be invincible through continuous improvement and innovation. Many (if not most) development projects are initiated by international enterprises, and many, if not most, large international enterprises in the field will be exhibited in China International Leather Exhibition.